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Christmas time is family time – and that’s especially true for the Bush crew!
Jenna Bush Hager, 41, posted pictures of her twin sister Barbara and their little ones with Santa and Mrs. Claus from a Christmas photo shoot on her Instagram story on Saturday.
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The Today with Hoda and Jenna The presenter flashed a big smile in the snaps, which feature daughters Margaret “Mila” Laura, 9, Poppy Louise, 7, and son Henry “Hal” Harold, 3, who she shares with husband Henry Hager (pictured). Also pictured is Cora Georgia Coyne, the one-year-old daughter Barbara shares with husband Craig Coyne.
The children are wearing bright Christmas clothes in the picture. The first sees them cozying up to Santa and their mums, while the second is a lone child shot of the little ones cuddling up to each other.
This isn’t Jenna’s first time celebrating the holidays this year. On an episode of the NBC show earlier this week, she said she sent her holiday card “a week before Thanksgiving.” When co-host Hoda Kotb asked to take a look, she obliged.
“Hugs and kisses from our new playground!” the message on the card, signed by all five family members, was read. “Happy Holidays.”
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The card features a cute picture of the three children, along with the words, “The Hagers are home for the holidays!” has a record. It was signed by all the family members, but Mila and Poppy’s younger siblings kept it simple by using a photo of Hal kissing her on the cheek.
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Earlier in the week, Jenna also talked about her family’s trip to Maine on Christmas Eve.
“I basically did a Hallmark Christmas movie this weekend,” he told Kotb of the adventure. Today. “We got to go to this thing called the Christmas Prelude. The whole town is decorated. There’s breakfast with Santa, cookies with Mrs. Claus, a tour of the house, caroling. We sang as a family. Fireworks.”
“We had the best time. We wore these gingerbread all the time,” Jenna continued.
“We had an adventure, and I must say, I got into the Christmas spirit. If you’ve ever seen one, there were lobster floats on the tree. Frost came on a lobster boat,” he added. “It was as festive as you are.”
